Looking for some High Speed Rail statistics

[inspiration100]

I have a project to do involving sustainable engineering, and I want to relate this to the pros of building high speed rail between major cities.

I was wondering if there are some useful statistics that anyone has found regarding this topic. I'd like to compare the miles of high speed rail we have in the US currently to Europe, and Japan, and perhaps show the outcomes for those countries. Also, does anyone have any statistics showing how our rail system has been decreasing (perhaps in miles) between years?

Thanks for any help you can provide me!

 

[Nexis4Jersey]

Northeastern High Speed / Intercity Network

Size : 2,280 Mi+ (4,222kms)

Lines : 2 trunk lines + with 10 Feeders

Stations : 150+ (Feeders factored in)

Projected Ridership : 127 Million a year or 350,000 daily (Feeders factored in)

Future Northeastern Network Revenue : 5.3 Billion $

Economic & Real Estate Boom Generated : 860 Billion $

Top Speed on Trunk lines : 220mph (350Km/h)

Top Speed on Secondary / Feeder lines : 125mph (201Km/h)

Cost : 120 Billion $

Completion Date : 2045

California High Speed Rail Network

Size : 800+ Mi (1,300kms)

Number of lines : 6

Stations : 25+

Projected Ridership : 95 Million a Year or 260,730 Daily

Revenue : 4.3 Billion $

Economic & Real Estate Boom Generated : 470 Billion $

Top Speed : 220mph (350Km/h)

Cost : 68.5 Billion $

Completion : 2050

Midwest High Speed Rail Network

Size : 1,800 Mi+ (1,296Kms)

Stations : 76+ (Feeders factored in)

Lines : 6+ with 7 Feeders

Projected Ridership : 43 Million a year or 120,000 daily (Feeders factored in)

Revenue : 2.2 Billion $

Economic & Real Estate Boom Generated : 530 Billion $

Top Speed on Trunk lines : 220mph (350Km/h)

Top Speed on Secondary / Feeder lines : 125mph (201Km/h)

Cost : 70 Billion $

Completion : 2040

Texas High Speed Rail Network

Size : 680 Mi+ (1,259kms)

Stations : 15

Lines : 5

Projected Ridership : 18.5 Million a year or 55,000 Daily

Revenue : N/A

Economic & Real Estate Boom Generated : 140 Billion $

Top Speed on Trunk lines : 220mph (350Km/h)

Cost : 15-45 Billion $

Completion : 2030

Cascadia Corridor

Size : 407 Mi (753km)

Stations : 11

Lines : 1

Projected Ridership : 12.8 Million a year or 35,000 Daily

Revenue : N/A

Economic & Real Estate Boom Generated : 60 $ Billion

Top Speed on Trunk lines : 170mph (273Km/h)

Cost : 20 Billion $

Completion : 2035

Taken from MWHSR , CAHSR and AMtrak Next gen sources and other sources